Closed sethetter closed 7 years ago
Based on scraping and conversion to ical so far, the data looks like:
type: meeting type, string (enum?) summary: meeting title, string description: brief general description, string location: address, string date: date & time, datetime agenda: url to pdf or page, string email: contact info, string
There can be additional fields, such as: agenda_final: url to final version of the agenda pdf plat_drawings: url to pdf of Subdivsion meeting map
JSON for a Regular Council Meeting would look like this:
{ "type": "council", "summary": "Regular Council Meeting", "description": "Provide policy direction for Wichita", "location": "455 N Main, 1st Floor Board Room Wichita, KS 67202", "date": "2017-04-18T09:00:00", "agenda": "http://www.wichita.gov/Government/Council/Agendas/4-18-2017%20City%20Council%20Agenda%20Packet.pdf", "agenda_final": "http://www.wichita.gov/Government/Council/Agendas/4-18-2017%20Final%20City%20Council%20Agenda%20Packet.pdf" "email": "JCJohnson@wichita.gov;EGlock@wichita.gov;MLovely@wichita.gov;JHensley@wichita.gov;DLCityCouncilMembers@wichita.gov" }
@Mearnest is a "duration" or "end time" useful? Or possible?
Ah yes, I forgot about duration. Was just adding 2 hours to the start in the ical conversion. Duration should be added to the model. I didn't see where the Council or Subdivision meetings specified length of time, but I didn't dig very deeply.
@Mearnest we definitely want to try and keep this generalized as much as possible too so the model will fit for non-council meetings as well. The idea is for this project to collect any sort of available public meeting for civic engagement, which is a pretty broad definition. Either way, a duration / end time would be great.
Right, the fields are based mostly on what I saw in ical file from an event I took off my calendar. Subdivision meeting has a plat drawing pdf in addition to the agenda pdf. I'm sure there will be other extra details, unless we don't want to allow additional fields.
Definitely. I think what you have here is a perfect starting point, and we can add to it as the need arises. Thanks for this :)
How do we store these? What does the model look like? What are the requirements, considering we want to display them on a website, and also serve them in an iCal feed?